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I'm looking to replace my 6.5" speakers & my receiver in my boat and I'm unsure on what to look for, i know i need marine audio and that's about it. I'm looking for some input on what other people have purchased. I know they have this option in some vehicles and I'm not sure if it's something in the receiver or the other electronics but I'd like to get a receiver that the volume goes higher as the motor noise gets louder. Some of the brands i was looking at were Polk and Sony, maybe some JL or Clarion.
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1998 Correct Craft Air Nautique DD
FCT 2 by NDT
Teak Platform Restoration
Re-Carpet Trailer
Oxidation Removal
Install Automatic Ballast System
Re-Decal Boat
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RE: Stereo equipment
look in the correct topic, tons of info there -
RE: Stereo equipment
Thanks Mikeski. Kind of brain farted on this posting.1998 Correct Craft Air Nautique DD
FCT 2 by NDT
Teak Platform Restoration
Re-Carpet Trailer
Oxidation Removal
Install Automatic Ballast System
Re-Decal Boat
Interior RestorationComment
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RE: Stereo equipment
JL 6.5's are the best in the business as far as 6.5's are concerned. Be sure and get some power to them though, dont run them off your head unit.Comment
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Fusion MS IP600
This is pretty cool.
Waterproof. it has a built in iPod dock, no CD, sirius direct connect ready, and ....
it will accept an iPhone.
AM FM, Sirius, iPod, or iPhone....
Zone control so interior of boat can be at one volume, and Bow and Tower can be at another volume.
And no stinkin' bogus cord for your iPod.Comment
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RE: Fusion MS IP600
What's pretty cool? Am I missing something in the above post?Comment
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This is the way to go.
http://www.fusioncaraudio.com/north-...6-product.aspx
Class D 70 Watts per channel built in, waterproof, takes any ipod except the shuffle, easy to use interface, remote capable, charges ipod and iphone, and if the phone rings, it mutes the stereo, and you can take the call on bluetooth if you HAVE to...Comment
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